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Can cell phones bring down Gadhafi?

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The cell phone and other communication devices are some of the most important tools that the United States can use to change the situation in Libya.
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Racism in home lending

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Minorities in the United States have long been discriminated against in home lending. New studies have found it's still going on.
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Why Libya can scare the economy

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The fighting in Libya has many in the financial markets scared. Further unrest could threaten the US economic recovery.
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Nature vs. Nurture: Solved

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A human's personality is pretty much fixed from the time they're born, according to neuroscientists.
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Food in times of war

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In conflict areas, food can bring people together, create community, and it can also create battlegrounds for disagreements.
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Is the United States too democratic?

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The problems facing the United States may be the result of having too many elections, according to economist Dambisa Moyo.
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Defense Secretary Robert Gates accused of ignoring sexual assaults

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The last two U.S. Secretaries of Defense, Robert Gates and Donald Rumsfeld, are named in a lawsuit saying they turned a blind eye to sexual assaults in the military.
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Egypt protests through the Arab world

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Now that the Egyptian protests have toppled Hosni Mubarak, will the rest of the Arab world follow suit?
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Clothing, energy food prices on the rise

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Expect to start paying more for food, clothing and energy as the global economy picks up, and U.S. jobs lag behind.
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Alan Lomax: "The Man who Recorded the World"

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A new biography of ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax explores his life and vision of the future.
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